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Jun 21, 2025 |
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#illegals
Breitbart: Meeks: Trump Blocking Congress from ICE Facilities Heightens Suspicions
Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY) criticized the Trump administration for blocking Congress from accessing ICE facilities, raising concerns about transparency and oversight. He emphasized that unannounced visits are essential for assessing conditions and fulfilling constitutional duties.
Meeks expressed that such obstruction suggests potential wrongdoing and undermines Congress's role, highlighting a troubling trend of executive overreach.
GB News: European airline staff trained to stop illegal migrants boarding planes in Labour border crackdown
Over 9,000 airline workers have received training to verify UK entry documents for passengers, part of the government's initiative to enhance border security and combat illegal migration. This program spans 39 countries and includes major airlines like Wizz Air and Lufthansa.
The new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) and eVisa system requires European travelers to register online before entering the UK, aiming to prevent unauthorized access. The initiative includes public communications to ensure understanding of the new rules and has led to increased returns of migrants.
#politics
Breitbart: Glaude: Trump Is an 'Accelerant' for 'Political Violence in the Country'
Princeton professor Eddie Glaude, Jr. stated that Donald Trump has acted as an "accelerant" for political violence in the U.S. since 2016, suggesting his rhetoric has encouraged a lack of empathy and disregard for others. He also noted a broader issue of Americans forgetting how to disagree civilly.
Glaude attributed this decline in civil discourse to factors like social media, loneliness, and the erosion of community interactions.
#society
Fox News: North Carolina woman sues former employer over Chucky doll prank she claims gave her PTSD
A former Truist Bank employee, Debra Jones, has filed a lawsuit alleging discrimination and retaliation after a Chucky doll prank exacerbated her anxiety disorder. She claims her manager placed the doll on her chair despite her fear of dolls, leading to PTSD and differential treatment upon her return from medical leave.
Jones asserts that her dismissal in March was unjust, as she was told not to use her disabilities as an excuse. The lawsuit, filed in North Carolina, alleges violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and she is seeking compensatory damages.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel weighs options to destroy Fordow if it has to go it alone without help from the US
If President Trump opts against striking Iran's Fordow nuclear site, Israel has alternative strategies, including deploying elite commandos to destroy the facility. Historical precedents show Israel's capability to conduct such operations independently, as demonstrated in past missions against nuclear threats.
Former Israeli Military Intelligence Chief Amos Yadlin emphasizes that a decisive action against Fordow could not only neutralize Iran's nuclear ambitions but also serve as a deterrent to global powers like China and Russia. Israeli leadership remains confident in their ability to address the threat, with various tactical options available.
Times Of Israel: Trump indicates he’s disinclined to restrain Israel ‘when it’s winning’ against Iran
President Trump stated he is unlikely to request Israel to cease its strikes against Iran, citing Israel's current success in the conflict. He emphasized that negotiations with Iran would be challenging while Israel is actively engaged in military operations.
Iran's Foreign Minister has declared that talks with the US are off the table until Israeli aggression stops, while European efforts to mediate are dismissed by Trump. Concerns persist regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities, with Trump asserting that Iran is close to developing a nuclear weapon.
Le Monde: The French government is stepping in to rescue Eutelsat
President Emmanuel Macron is set to address the Paris Air Show, emphasizing the need for France and Europe to bolster their space strategy amid rapid privatization and militarization of the sector. The war in Ukraine has underscored Europe's reliance on external satellite networks like Starlink.
In response, the French government plans to enhance its stake in Eutelsat, the country's satellite operator, by contributing €717 million to a capital increase and acquiring a 13.6% stake from Bpifrance. This move aims to establish a viable European alternative to foreign satellite communications.
#health
Breitbart: Nolte: Reuters Blames Trump for Four Gay Men in Africa Testing Positive for HIV
Four gay men in Africa tested positive for HIV after stopping their medication and engaging in unprotected sex. The article critiques the blame placed on former President Trump for cuts to HIV prevention funding, arguing that personal responsibility should be prioritized over taxpayer support for risky behaviors.
The writer emphasizes that individuals must take responsibility for their actions, asserting that taxpayers should not bear the burden of others' choices. The piece calls for a focus on personal accountability rather than government intervention in cases of self-inflicted health issues.
#education
Times Of Israel: Judge blocks Trump’s ban on foreign students at Harvard as he says ‘deal’ in the works
A federal judge has paused Donald Trump's efforts to block Harvard from enrolling international students, allowing them to continue attending while a lawsuit unfolds. Trump claims negotiations with Harvard are underway, suggesting a potential "historic" deal, though details remain unclear.
The Trump administration has previously sought to remove Harvard from a student immigration registry and cut federal funding, arguing that the university's actions are politically motivated. Harvard contends these efforts are unconstitutional and a violation of its First Amendment rights.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Rays Reliever Hunter Bigge Taken off Field on Stretcher After Being Struck by 105 mph Foul Ball
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Hunter Bigge was injured by a 105 mph foul ball during a game against the Orioles, requiring medical attention and a neck brace. He was stretchered off but remained conscious, giving a thumbs-up to the crowd.
Bigge, who has been on the injured list for a lat strain, was in the dugout despite not playing. He was acquired from the Cubs last year and has a career 2.51 ERA in 32.1 innings.